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The University of Maryland Medical Center is hiring a Child Life Specialist to join the Child Life Program as an integral team member providing child life services to adolescent patients and children of adult patients in the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
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Two (2) years’ experience as a Certified Child Life Specialist with the adolescent population strongly preferred. Educate adult medical team about child life services, developmental and psychosocial needs of the adolescent patient, family center care practices to support children of adult patients, and identifying families with anticipatory grief or grief that could benefit from child life services.
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The Child Life Specialist is responsible for providing optimal developmental, psychosocial, and therapeutic support in the healthcare setting to meet the social, emotional, physical and educational needs of children between the ages of birth and eighteen years of age.
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The Child Life Specialist provides psychosocially and developmentally based assessment and support to infants, children and youth and their families in Pediatric Inpatient Oncology Unit. Plans and provides emotionally and developmentally appropriate play and other experiences to promote effective coping with health care experiences and continued cognitive and emotional growth.
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Under limited supervision, the Certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS) provides psychosocial and emotional support for pediatric & adolescent patients and their families receiving care at GBMC.
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The ideal candidate for this role will have a completed child life internship under the supervision of a certified child life specialist is required. Completion of a child life internship under the supervision of a certified child life specialist is required.
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The Child Life Specialist provides psychosocially and developmentally based assessment and support to both infants, children, youth and their families in the Pediatric Specialty Clinics department.
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Completion of a 600 hour child life internship under the supervision of a certified child life specialist is required. Bachelor's Degree in child life, child development, or closely related discipline.
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Effective July 1, 2009, must be a certified Child Life Specialist (CCLS) or Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CRTS) at time of hire or obtain certification within first six months of hire.
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